On Wed, 2006-05-10 at 12:53 -0400, Bill Nottingham wrote: > Josh Boyer (jwboyer@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx) said: > > Ok, I'm going to stumble here a bit because I think we're coming at this > > from two totally different viewpoints. Bear with me. > > > > What products is Fedora supposed to be supporting? If you look at it > > from existing kernels today, I see: stock, Xen, GFS, cman, dlm and gnbd. > > Then we're talking about others like OLPC, CCRMA, etc. > > There's a difference here. GFS/cman/dlm/gnbd are modules; they (theoretically) > run on most any kernel. Then they, theoretically, should be using the kmod stuff Extras came up with. I'll leave that for another day though :) > > Xen, OLPC, and CCRMA are all variants of the kernel, involving > patching core code and rebuilding the core kernel. > > The rest of the points stand, though. Thanks for the correction. josh
